AOL announcements (aka aggregation anyone?)
Bradley Reynolds
brad at null0.qual.net
Mon Oct 19 23:19:16 UTC 1998
In their best attempts to defeat selecting AOL
paths through ANS, AOL is announcing many (all?)
of their specifics out sprint. This has pretty much defeated
my efforts to force traffic out ans.
Does anyone know why they are doing this? Customers are complaining
of > 1 s ping times trying to reach aol and though I don't want
to configure the routers to appease the customers (as if) the drone
of complaints is annoying.
border1.cle#sh ip bgp re _2056_
*>i152.163.0.0 131.103.0.39 1 100 0 1325 1673 2056 i
*>i152.163.199.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.200.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.202.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.204.0/24 131.103.0.39 36 80 0 701 2056 i
*>i152.163.205.0/24 131.103.0.39 36 80 0 701 2056 i
*>i152.163.206.0/24 131.103.0.39 36 80 0 701 2056 i
*>i152.163.208.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.211.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.212.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.214.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.216.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.232.0/23 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.234.0/23 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.236.0/23 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.241.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.243.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.244.0/22 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.163.248.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.0.0/13 131.103.0.39 1 100 0 1325 1673 2056 i
*>i152.168.1.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.2.0/24 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.8.0/21 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.72.0/21 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.80.0/20 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.96.0/21 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.104.0/21 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.112.0/20 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.144.0/20 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.180.0/22 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.184.0/21 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.192.0/21 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
*>i152.168.200.0/21 131.103.0.2 10 80 0 1239 2056 i
etc..
Does anyone have insight they could share with me?
BR
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